Throughout the world, Thure (Thure 
, Туре 
, ثير 
) is a rare principally male, but very infrequently female given name. The forename Thure is characteristic of Sweden, where it is quite a rare male name, Kazakhstan, where it is a rare epicene name, and Finland, where it is a rare boy's name. Not in comparison with a country's population, it is the most numerous in Sweden, Kazakhstan, and Germany. Also, Thure is the last name as well as the forename.
Thure is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Tam Sventon , the fictional private detective based in Stockholm and Tore Gudmarsson .
| thure spahandelin (b. 1550) |
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| thure ribbing (b. 1619) |
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thure gustaf rudbeck Swedish military, politician and civil servant, SE (b. 1714) |
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thure leonard klinckowström Swedish judge, SE (b. 1735) |
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| thure gustav klinckowström SE (b. 1693) |
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thure wennberg Swedish architect, SE (b. 1759) |
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thure drufva Swedish colonel, baron and county governor (1767-1822), SE (b. 1767) |
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| thure gerhard nubbe (b. 1728) |
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| thure weidman (1744-1828), SE (b. 1744) |
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thure gustaf rudbeck Swedish translator (1806-1876), SE (b. 1806) |
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thure annerstedt Swedish politician, SE (b. 1806) |
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| thure floding SE (b. 1748) |
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| thure gabriel rudenschöld Swedish estate owner, SE (b. 1759) |
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| thure gabriel rudenschöld den äldre (b. 1759) |
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thure gustaf sahlin SE (b. 1817) |
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